Police reform proposal passes out of committee
A proposal to reshape the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department passed out of a City-County Council committee Sept. 29 and appears to be on its way to getting approval from the full council.
Op-ed: Say Breonna Taylor’s name. Then help Indy prevent her story from happening here.
Let's be clear: Any system that continuously exempts an elite few from accountability is a system that has failed. Over and over again, the very law enforcement officers sworn to protect us [...]
Viewpoint: South Bend needs a police use of force policy that keeps families safe
For more than a year, the St. Joseph County chapter of Faith in Indiana and others have been pressing the mayor’s office for a strong use-of-force policy in South Bend that will keep our families [...]
Office Of Community Initiatives To Hold Information Sessions About South Bend Alive Grant Program
But some feel that one strategy would have been better. The local chapter of faith group Faith in Indiana expressed disappointment that a Peacemaker Fellowship, a focused anti-violence program [...]
Council proposal would give civilian oversight to IMPD rules
A proposal introduced before the City-County Council has the potential to drastically change the way the rules are written for IMPD officers. Sponsors think it may be unique in the country and [...]
Faith leaders propose citizens help change Indianapolis police policies
Members of Faith in Indiana want citizens to oversee all policies within the Indianapolis Metro Police Department.
A spiritual quest for racial justice: How a Huntington woman & Faith in Indiana confront inequality
Some would be surprised to learn that the leader behind several recent strides for People of Color in Fort Wayne is a young five-foot-four white woman from Huntington, Indiana.